Kasturi Restaurant (Dhakai Bengali Cuisine) - Bengali restaurant in Guwahati - Kamrup Metro, India

I have mixed opinion about the restaurant. I would like to mention in points for making it easier to understand: 1. The ambience is satisfactory but cannot say it is too good. 2. The food is tasty but bit overpriced. Apart from that the quantity is also not sufficient enough. 3. The fish pieces were very small. 4. But the service is overall good. 5. I would not recommend you if you want to eat stomach full with cheaper rate.

The food was really good, both quantity and quality wise. We (2) had Basanti polao, chicken kosha and jhuri aloo bhaja. But due to the Durga Puja rush I guess, the items in the menu were limited. But to get proper bengali food away from West Bengal, this is a must go place in Guwahati.

Had a mixed experience out here. Had the veg thali, malai prawn curry and chicken. Prawn malai curry was good. Veg thali had few items but not that worthy of the price that is charged. Chicken quantity was very less. Service and welcoming is good and the staff is very helpful. I found it a bit over priced, taste i would think it to be around 6-7 out of 10. Loved the Gulab jamun.

We ordered the following: 1. Bhetki Kobiraji- it was the same Bhetki cutlet covered in egg..better go for the cutlet itself 2. Bhetki cutlet- recommended (kasundi chutney included with it is awesome) 3. Prawn Pulao-Rice fried with green chilli and prawn, salty in taste, average dish unless ur a die hard prawn guy 4. Mutton curry-recommended, potato included with 4 good sized pieces of mutton 5. Sona Moong dal with green peas-ok dish to go with steamed rice 6. Aloo Juri Bhaja-recommended 7. Chicken Kosha-ok dish 8. Plain Rice Above was more than sufficient for three of us and the bill amounted to 1900 Ambience is family friendly and quite comfortable however the restaurant itself is hard to find, parking may be difficult but luckily we visited on a Sunday

One of the best restaurant to have bengali cuisine. I visited this place specially to have bhetki fish. The cutlet was awsm.. crispy and very moist The aam panna was refreshing. Would like to visit again for an entire bengali meal. The items are abit pricy in comparison to the quantity served

I never thought that while ordering veg thali, we would have to order 'papad' and 'baigun bhaja' separately. Also the number of items in a veg thali was very limited- alu fry, mix veg, paneer (to which I would have preferred seasonal herbs), some sweet dish. Basanti pulao, mutton kosa, bhetki paturi, malai prawn- all these could have been better. It's spacious and the staff are helpful. However I did not return back as a big fan.

Restaurant atmosphere are good. Area is huge and spacious. Good for family as more sitting capacity. But food taste and quality not reach on that level. You will not get the original Bengali taste. Although it is Bengali Restaurant but the taste is not reached at that level. Price is also too much expansive. We ate sarso ka Ilish fish and it is 500 Rs. So, be careful when you order food and check the price first.

Mutton Kosha: Tender mutton in rich, aromatic spices, a must-try for authentic Bengali cuisine. Fish Kabiraji: Crispy fish in a golden-brown batter with Bengali spices, a flavorful and satisfying dish Prawn Malaikari: Exquisite prawns in a creamy coconut curry with subtle spices, offering a harmonious and rich Bengali culinary experience. Also , must try "Jamidar Thali" it's also awesome. Lunch date- 29-10-2023